European Parliament Rejects Simplified Sustainability Requirements
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BRUSSELS ' Multiply the signals of tension in the centrist bloc that supports the European Commission. The last indication came on Wednesday when the European Parliament rejected the secret vote...
MEPs to vote on simplified sustainability and due diligence rules in November
On 22 October 2025, the European Parliament rejected the negotiating mandate proposed by the Legal Affairs Committee on the European Commission’s Omnibus proposal to reduce the scope of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. Following the rejection and in line with Rule 72(3) of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure, MEPs will vote on amendments to the file at the upcomin…
Strasbourg: The European Parliament resoundingly rejects the EPP's bland compromise on Green Due Diligence. Centrists in crisis. - Economic Scenarios
The European Parliament never disappoints when it comes to complicating matters, especially when, at least in theory, it seeks to simplify them. The much-discussed "omnibus" law, designed to streamline (or so it was claimed) sustainability and corporate due diligence regulations, has been defeated in the Strasbourg chamber. In a secret ballot, the majority rejected the negotiating mandate that had been painstakingly agreed upon in committee just…
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